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On Urdu Literature
='Mir in "Fact" and Fiction', Annual of Urdu Studies 24 (2009): [site]. ="A Day in August, 1947," a translation of an essay by Dr. Zakir Husain, Outlook India, Oct. 29, 2004: [site]; also [on this site] ="Ghalib's Delhi: A
Shamelessly
Revisionist Look at Two Popular Metaphors," Annual of Urdu Studies 18
(2003): [site] ="The Pharaohs of
Urdu," a translation of an essay by Premchand, Annual of Urdu Studies 18
(2003): [site]; the
author's own version: [on this site] =Essays from *Ambiguities of Heritage* (Karachi: City Press, 1999): (10) "Urdu in the Pre-modern Period": [on this site]="Introduction to A Season of Betrayals by Qurratulain Hyder," from A Season of Betrayals: A Short Story and Two Novellas, translated and with an introduction by C. M. Naim (New Delhi: Kali for Women, 1999), pp vii–xx: [on this site] ="Introduction to Curfew in the City," from Curfew in the City, by Vibhuti Narain Rai, translated and with an introduction by C. M. Naim (New Delhi: Rolli Books, 1998), pp 7–16: [on this site]
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